At the present time, the population of some countries includes a relatively large number of young adults, compared with the number of older people. Do the advantages of this situation outweigh the disadvantages?

Nowadays, the figure for the

population

of young

people

has exceeded that of elderly

people

. I believe the advantages corresponding to

this

issue are more considerable than the minor disadvantages. On the one hand, a potential disadvantage of a large young

population

may be the lack of experience, young adults may lack the experience and wisdom that older

people

bring to the workforce and society, potentially leading to mistakes and inefficiencies. Another perceived negative is long-term economic implications, a demographic imbalance with a large young adult

population

and relatively fewer older individuals can pose some economic complexities, including, challenges related to the pension system, retirement age policies, and

overall

economic stability.

On the other hand

, a primary advantage of the higher proportion of young

people

is innovation and creativity. Young adults are often more innovative and open to change, which can lead to advancements in technology, science and other fields. A

further

benefit is that they can bring social vitality to a society, they can bring energy and dynamism which contributes to a vibrant cultural scene and a sense of progress.

Therefore

, ascending young

population

growth leads to numerous benefits for a country and plays a vital role in a society’s development and governments should emphasise greatly to

this

matter. On balance, it is true that a greater number of young adults in a country would seem disadvantageous under certain circumstances.

However

, in my view, its positive effects in terms of an innovative and clever community and

also

a spiritual society override the disadvantages.